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4/8/2019 9:58:45 PM
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A question to all the law experts out there...
I got today a restriction for communication on xbox live because of messages I have sent.
As someone which doesn't soeak english fluent nor being able to fully understand the CoC complexity in case behavior, I want to ask you experts what exactly counts as "negative message content" on the lowest possible level?
As far as I know I got the restriction because of a message which "hurt" somehow an other player on xbox live, but I don't know how a "You're lagging like shit" or "Fix your fukn network" is a insulting message. Yeah, it carries frustration but that's nothing in my eyes which is a direct act against the CoC?
Any ideas what counts as unallowed behavior in messages?
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3 RepliesEdited by Jotaro Kujo PhD: 4/9/2019 4:08:18 PMAnything that can be perceived as an insult, no matter how benign, can get you banned. Don't even call someone a "poopyhead". On top of that, Xbox strictly prohibits all forms of profanity in text messaging. Even a compliment that has profanity, such as "dude that exterm was -blam!-ing sick", is risky. If a message of yours is reported and it contains an insult, profanity, or both, you can guarantee that you will lose all comm privileges. You have to be very careful what you write in Xbox messages these days. Forget about game chat, though. Unless someone is recording your voice, it's highly improbable to get banned due to game chat.
